Henry Grabar

emitting from our body but we're also ingesting and we're also inhaling millions of microscopic organisms every single day and so again it's this kind of two-way exchange between our bodies and our environments and these microbes trillions you say that i have in my body do they all play a role or is this just very benign they're passing through or why are they there

And do we all have basically the same microbes in our body? I mean, what are the chances that the microbes in my body are more or less the same as the ones in your body? Or are they really different?

And do we all have basically the same microbes in our body? I mean, what are the chances that the microbes in my body are more or less the same as the ones in your body? Or are they really different?

And do we all have basically the same microbes in our body? I mean, what are the chances that the microbes in my body are more or less the same as the ones in your body? Or are they really different?

And if you were to, you know, crack each of us open and take a look, like is one better than the other or they're just different?

And if you were to, you know, crack each of us open and take a look, like is one better than the other or they're just different?

And if you were to, you know, crack each of us open and take a look, like is one better than the other or they're just different?

What about the supplements, the probiotic supplements? Because they can be quite expensive. Are they worth it?

What about the supplements, the probiotic supplements? Because they can be quite expensive. Are they worth it?

What about the supplements, the probiotic supplements? Because they can be quite expensive. Are they worth it?

How do these microbes in our bodies affect things like our thinking, our mood, our cognitive function, that kind of thing?

How do these microbes in our bodies affect things like our thinking, our mood, our cognitive function, that kind of thing?

How do these microbes in our bodies affect things like our thinking, our mood, our cognitive function, that kind of thing?

So when we talk about microbes in the human body, it seems like the conversation is always about the gut, but aren't there microbes everywhere?

So when we talk about microbes in the human body, it seems like the conversation is always about the gut, but aren't there microbes everywhere?

So when we talk about microbes in the human body, it seems like the conversation is always about the gut, but aren't there microbes everywhere?

So you said we have trillions of these microbes in us and on us, yes?

So you said we have trillions of these microbes in us and on us, yes?

So you said we have trillions of these microbes in us and on us, yes?

And if and when they die, where do they go?